It's nice to be able to come onto a film, sometimes before there's a film-maker, so you can try and figure out who you would like".
And inevitably, the Procter theory goes, the association with those artists will add a patina of coolness to Secret deodorant, Cover Girl makeup, Always sanitary napkins and Tampax tampons, the four Procter brands most likely to come onto a pubescent girl's radar screen.
When you look at how many obstacles a self-driving car will have to avoid — other cars, pedestrians, bicycles, dogs, children, anything that could come onto a road, and everything's trying to use the same space.
The Tipaimukh has been a life-and-death question for Bangladesh, and thus people regardless of political affiliation, intellectual and ideological background, ethnic and cultural variation, and religious affiliation have come onto a common platform to render massive protests against the construction of the Dam.
They eventually come onto a room where the TARDIS, having been trapped in a pool of acid outside, has fallen into the crypt.
As we began the discussion of what would cause someone to come onto a campus full of children to hurt them, I started to feel sick to my stomach.
With Oliphant, now a white man could come onto a reservation, beat up his Native girlfriend, and, if caught, wait to see if a US or county attorney would prosecute.
When she speaks it is like coming onto a grave.
By re-engineering the botnet, programmers can use them to defeat any kind of malware that comes onto a device.
Second, despite the importance of that resolution in changing the conditions surrounding Israel's emergence, the United Nations came onto a scene that Britain, the governing power, was vacating.
It's like waves coming onto a beach, because it goes from 1,000 meters deep or whatever up to about 80 meters deep in Bass Strait.
